s. '
Election day is almost here.
Women are not yet voting at
the polls. but they can stay'at
V1....“ and vote for a Stamford
3'ng-
l'OR BALE BY
Horace ”R. Nash Cor.
N. Main 81 West Sts.
.. I
OWAYTON
it would seem: that the lower and 0t
Itoton avenue would be greatly bone
filed by a few loads of earth. as there
are two or three fair-sized swimming
pools nticr a little rain.
ltully day will be observed tomor-
row in the Baptist Bible school. Au,
tnte1estlng program has been pteparetl‘
and all members and irtends of the
school and or the Home Department
are cordially invited to be present.
i
H. .'.. Rowland, oi‘ Crockett street.
who is employed at the John C. Wilson,i
nat Company recclVed a painful in
DARIEN
‘
. , - AND
N oaoron
Mrs. J. Howe. of Tokeuelte, left yes
terdny morning for St. Louis. ' She is
having her large touring car shipped
from New York She will return to this
town next June.
Clitford Street. brother of the late
Frederick Street of this town. who died?
‘Wednesduy, is here from
where he is associated with a steel
lcompauy. He will 8th in town until
jurV rosterdny while at work havintlafter his brother' a funeral.
sumshod the middle linger of his rightl
hand, through the tailing or a iarzel
weight on it. The injury is Very p.1-‘1iu i
ful to say the least. '
and \‘cg’ctulrlc shoV' Will be held. ()cto
bcr ad, it]: and 5th. at Public School,
No 11'. New York cit1.'lhe Rowayton
The Republican town
held :1 111cctl11g last night. and
|\\Of'li(‘l‘5 VVl1o will be at the polls were
{appointed They are J S Gainer. M.’
The regular Autumn Flower, Frnlti “““lililiimi.
Ernest Crolooi. lewls
'Stooza, .lolrn Selle-ck E 1) Taylor.
E. (‘ lloyt has made application to
brunt in bus hm,“ asked to (01“....an the building inspector in Stamford tor
and will $1111] a box (“Oilslrltliliz oi
fruits and.
milk. acorns”
and grasses: scotions of wood and
bark; cotoons and birds hosts. The
box Will be sent Monday morning. at,’
thc usual tituc.
"The whole mosquito question is a
“M; topic of the day.‘ Thctc are two
valuable books in the lloVVthou libtarV
{01 those who 11111 i11tcrc.-tctl in tht1
subject. ()1111. "Mosquitoes. how they
live: how they carry discusc: how
they are classifier];
destroyed."
the ()illi‘i‘. “A few general
with regard to desiroylnu mosquitoes"
by W. (‘. tiorgas. colonel medical
colps. l‘. S. Army.
Edward .l. Latirhtun. chubllcan'
cornmliiccnran. has arranged to l11'1Vc-
a special (1111' at tho l‘toVV'nV'ton sum it
how they may be
at 5:31) Monday morniui: to car-11,1- to)
(it‘sir‘cl
South Norwalk any who may
to Vote. when the polls are opcncd in
the schools proposition.
I111 :111 lppurtuuity 1111 srtfcuunrd our pub-
lic interests and should not lie missed.
W
The committee on llultts oi' the Vii-
in 1o luiptmement societV is making
1111 effort to continue the present 15510
tom of lighting. it possible.
cut appeals have been sent to all per-
«(ins who are not regular subscribers
asking them to help in meeting a 01 lot the
tloit which has been caused by remov—
ale from the village and the non- -puy~
mom or pledges made to the mole
Unless this obligation is met byn
subscribers. and the molar kalKT;
continued. the lights must be discon-
iltttlod after October ill. The society
Will“ “I“ "‘0 “KM“ MW 090“ Nth ideal of llarie'n now living in Fort Riemanskv by consulting him 0” t“.
1" ‘O'WW‘WW 0“" ”“9300"! in "10 Sumner. New Mexico. has announcedV Iliahwsy l“ p°q“°m"k1 11"“ ill. ""9
l-1tl1e ("'0llt§illi(il0ll of a ham.
ccds of various kinds. as: 4‘ (‘0'0 “0“"
cones. entrails. grulns'm‘d one hult‘ stories high of hood. 11111l1V
by l.. 0. Howard.lil1 l) :i
i
dltectlons
1511156. on
The barn is to be out1
will cost $1. .Vou.
‘ conlrut't.
The. town pupils'
j Willi another mishap
,cctllnus oncs. (luv to poor mooring
lgenr. This uridcnt prewutlug tho
icurrynll from doing its dullV work of
5 cochy lug children to and from school.
1'i'i1c mishap occurred at lioVV'fll‘inn us
jthc truck was coming ovcr ,V'cstcrduy
1' morniuz.
'l‘hc cclcbratiou 'ol’ the l.1otd'sr Sup-
V1pc1 will be ohserVed iu the Methodist
chucrh. on Sunday morning The. Sun
1laV s1 hool \Vlll moot at noou \oung
i l‘eopdes' meeting at 0:45 p. 111.. and
evening worship at 7 :30.
licuton Smith will preach
“‘ “What to Omit."
1
Subject:
(lood singing and u
cordial welcome. All seats tree.
w
i liuuirrninu October l.tl1c llarien aar-
to the ownership. Mr. iiutlcr is an
icd automobiles tor ycsrs.
l
lie was for-
In Port Chester.
i
i
Miss (‘11cil
1d111111hte11 oi Mr.
Valentino liodgmsn.
and Mrs. t‘.
in ilnricn. itev. Herbert litoVV n. l). 1)..
iul.
handsome gills. among them being a
:1: silver bowl and plate from her god-1
:iuthor. (leorle K. Perry. 0! Compo
Illeach. Westport.
Mrs. Annie B. Edward a former res
1 soon turret
. machine in the garage.
Chicago. l
The 111'. (loo,
molly connected with 11 large concern; —-—-——
1 Next SHIN“) “ill be the 1“! BONICG Here is a refendum of the right kind iaimed: repentance
not the present conference your in the Bee to it. gentlemen. see to it. each ofi utreness and God 11 sealing the decree
Al the rep that your oVVn town votes right of man for the ensuing your.
(190“ morning serVioe. the communion will onlh|3_
Wednesday at-
ternoon when a steel splinter flow into
his; eye. it. did not: cause pain until he
went to 1100.14. could not steel). and
so he to sit: up the entire nlxltt. Yes-
terda ’n'tornint liegvlpnt to; anoint-11
and Dr. ”livery. removed the cause or
the trouble. He has a badly iritn’ted
Vere.
Miss Ruth Boring has km to attend
boarding school.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Pet-
Ver Chick, last Friday morning.
Wm. Stole. of New York. spent Sun-
day at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Wm.
Gerhart.
_. 0
James Zobei and Charles Wiley
spent the week-end at the home of
.. Charles Roche.
Mrs. Welter
Clarence Cable ut the piano Sunday.
at the Broad River chapel.
, ——.............._.
Mrs. John Hurst is spending this
week in New York at the home or her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Relble.
home at their son. Claude Peaudreax.
Miss Bessie Wood. of Silvermlne
Bedlord. N. Y..
.yean
where she taught last
m...— V
l
He was at work at ll H
t
lreiand accompanied l
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peaudreax. of.
New York. spent the week end at the]
meme, has returned to the school It:
licnry Bruckner and totally will’ue“ Monday and Vote for it.
rem,“ .0 New York after spending' legislative sessions at late years have ins for you.
GOVERNOR AT BERLIN FAIR.
Addresses AMI-nee in Favor of Ooh
‘ stitutlonel Amendment.
EERLIN. Bent. .30.—~¥estordny was
Governor’s Dost lit the Berlin Fair.
rline manusmntthad not: esleuhtcdp
that Jupiter Piuvius would be on hand
determined to make the best at it.
notary Thomas came up tram New Has
you shortly betoro' noon and Wore tak-
en directly to the home 0! Col. .lar-
vl'is. 0m lunch ”seemed to a party
made up of otllcers ol the lair asso
elation and a number of guests..-
Governor Baldwin said:'
“The last time i was here. i had the
honor of addressing :1 body of young
men and boys, in which [ take a spe-
cial interest. it was the annual gath-
ering or the Tierney Cadets comics,
thousands at them. from all over the
State and showing, by their presence.
how much one single church can do
for the social welfare of the commun-
ity throush its influence on the obit-1
dren. Here were all these young peo-
ple pledged to abstain from intoxicat-
ing liquors until they were 25. and.
low or these who do that will drink
too much alter they are 26.
Today i am talking to young and
old. and in the few words in which i
shall say i want to address myselt to
the voters. on n snbiect that interests
them more. I think, than some of
them realise. it is the 'omendment to
our constitution to be voted upon at
the October town meetings all over
the State, which will limit the length
of any future session of any luture
1 leuislatmc to the months. at the out-
side
i ask every elector here to turn out
Our'
the summer at their home here. with ‘ been grown; longer and longer This
Iwcek.
committee
the;
.. m...—
the home of their
1'( 1.11 but tit.
-——'-—-———
l Miss Abe Zobei.
Clots. Roche.
this week.
t‘l1as. hill and ramllV VVlro bare.
the summer, expect to mm c to New
York tor the winter.
carryull has met:
it was. like pro-1
The Ladlcs'
Methodist
Aid Society of the
Protestant church held a
successiul aoppor Tuesday evening at .
the. home of Mrs. Ella Aiken.
.‘ill‘s. (i. E. lilt'htcl‘
relatives and i'1icnls at
l. Ridgoumid. N .J
N. J.
t
Woodha V'eri.
.. and l'uterson.
Miss (‘hurlolte Smith, who operates
N.S.l-‘lr11.1u “I“ “‘9 Vlchd in the old \‘i‘csterhotl house (or.
returned on,
Friday from her l\\‘(.l weeks“ trip with 111110 to be “' Hartford on time 0" “3'
last one. 1111 Von know. hung on until
first Tuesday Winter and spring.
”(1an and William 501.“.er V9... spring and summer. seed time and har- Dynstrupsia
1York spent Saturday turd Sunday ill. "9*“ came ““d “'0’“ and ”‘0 193””
aunt. Mrs. unitam ""9 krill 0“-
l
Tennyson makes the little brook in
the meadow 1111), "Kings muV come
VVho has been. and kings maV go but i lien on for-1
spending the summer at the home oi cht.‘
returned to New York that
(1111 last legislature miitbt say
it onllast ed the kingdom of Por-
itugai. Since it began. all the powers
hare retouuiscd the new republic oi
Portugal. and the kingdom is (lead. A
new him: of England has been
crowned 1' .
l Was there any use of a nine months"
isossion? Not :1 particle. What was
the trouble? They (run sat from one
to three days in the Vv,eek and a good
than} of tut- numbers were absent on
, a good man) or those dais. One
lltcufiold farmer told me that to be
count of an important matter which
was pending. which interested him.
fire 1:01 on one night at half mist two
i and hitched his horses in the dark and
'ralred his hay field. and got off. after
'l‘hc litVssctiucr's typesetting machine. It pretty 00"]! Hill's work by the first
spent the weekend at the
Miss Jessie i'ltrtht'ie,
Messing:
pastor of Siliclmluo
twenty-live years ago.
i‘ hurch met
\\ lifi
Wednesdn 11.
now (1111;111:1111 in service with the As-
oi" tilt1 Poor in Brooklyn. N. Y.
....._,
Methodist Protestant (‘lrutc ii.
the reports made
‘nesduy eveninu.
_—.—......._.
FIVI ON TRIAL FOR AuAULT.
HARTFORD. Sept.
charged with the killing of llernnrd
village ”l" ““h “l“ ‘1“ 0 00““ “0* the engagement oi her daughter. Mitts ”1M9" 0" trial in "l" Superior t‘rim
evtr .m” 4.0 Anlurl "'0‘? ”Illnmuofl: VMnrJorlp' to Ralph Tnylor of an“ “n“ courtr Yfltfl‘dl) nfi.m00n. chlr!‘
through the winter months at. least.
The first meeting of the Kindly clul
oi Mouton. Ilsa held at the home of
Miss Msrlotbllynch of West Sidi- ave-
nue. last evening. and the unicorn for
the ensuing your were elected us let
lows.
i’residcntwlolm Cleverly.
Vice-Presidentw—Lucile Brands.
Bouncerym~0srlos Williams.
Treasurer-“Helen. Unites.
motorists-em Colombian-Marion
Crockett. Ethel Jennings and Marion
Jervis.
After the election oi authors the
usual good time has enjoyed and all:
ten for their homes proclaiming 1111.:
Lynch a line hostess. The next meet-
ing of the club will be two weeks irons
last night. at the home or Miss Marlon
Jervis. where another one of the club
good times is anticipated. The club
0.. m to full manuals 51 ‘20
bombers.qu than will be no more
1 place. Mrs. Edward“ s son Keith who
i graduated from a law school Washing
ton. two years no. and was admitted
other bar. has recently passed an cit-1
mlnatlon at Fort Summer and will one,
tlce law there where the family have1
taken up their residence.
Mr. Butler. the present manager or
the Barton gurus. had an experience.
Wednesday night. which he will not
a...“ .a...‘
Hunting
Soppfies
can. Annuities. 111...,
Scbiichfinz Bros. & Co.“
ed with manslaughter. The death of
Kismattsky resulted item a qumrsl in
twiliclt he was stabbed and his skull
fractlnrstl. The accused men are M.
l Wisgaitil. John Wisuaitis. .loe Rediclt.
Mulberry Betastanlds and John Mew
wit 1.
W...
NEW HEAO FOR YALI DRAMATtC
AGBOOiA'f‘iON.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 30.-—l.nwrence
Marshall Cornwall. of Bridgeport. this
mean chosen president of the Yale
Dramatic association. subject to rattli-
cation by the executive committee, to
succeed William O. Buiiitt. who being
ill. in oblixsd to be. away [rein college.
ulna-W
Piles! 11112.1 Plies!
V‘ili liums‘ lumen Pile Ointment ll
Blind. Bleeding and ltclii Pill: Will
gEs‘gis-Viumgmao alleys l I ate
William Virtual“ ‘
.001- wines-111mm
1 Moms.
l
cr's slcnuizrnpllcr last winter '1
Visitins'
addition to the interest takcn in tholiii-ii' formerly under the management '1 it‘lillh Mid H'IH'WHIL “1d friendships ‘0 “0“ ‘1‘“
regular election it is felt that men or A V ”WWW“ M" "mm“ hands, on ’i‘ucsduy and
voter should 110 to the polls and cast: Mr llutlcr VVlio has been managing the Thompson withdrew from the confer all future legislatiVe sessions.
a No ballot (m hm“ ”w consolidation?“mm {or the past month, will 11111 cccd cute about ntteen your! use, and ls;risht and It is necessary
of the town and the consolidation of,
This 11111111111 to" experienced mechanic. and has hand-V soclatlon for improving ”it: COMHWH ““1 t” vote ‘" nitrite thl sprohiblllon "I“ for ”"3 “Md TM“ '3 follower] b“
l
tut—«rm nonV
homo or'traiu and reached Hartford only to
who was The lind no quorum and nothing dolns.
It former cannot afford to go to the'
legislature when it sits nine months. if
the capitol as he should
Now is our chance. fellow citizens.
Vote "Y es“ on the con
Mr stttutlonal amendment to shorten upl a continuous series of services is held
:whlch towards the tiliddle of the after
it is
I hope no;
lman here will fail to vote or) Manda)"
Va part of our fundamental the. that
no 10.101.111.111. cnu hereafter change.
laslr you. thenl
it you do. you will.
it you do not.
1 tunily neVer comes slain.
A GREAT ADVANTAGE TO WORK-
iNO MEN.
J. A. Maple, 125 8. 7th Bt.. Steuben
ville. 0.. says: "For years I sutured
‘lrom weak kidneys and a severe blsd-
tier trouble. i learned of Foley' s Kid~
ney Pills and their wouderilul cum
so i benn taking them and sure
onduglr I had as mod mum on any i
hear dabout. My backache Ictt me and
to one or my business. «presumes.
that alone is a nest human. to
kidneys acted tree and nor-111. and
that. saved me a lot 01 misery. it is
new a p
to be a misery The Bridge Pharmacy
and W. ’1‘. Winter. 2 Co. 2'
“W
noeswsu “le son.
' naturals. 11101111.. slept. 80.«~8tock-
holders or the lil. Sondheim» company
lumber dealers and real-estate holders
have asked the appointment or a re-
ceiver. asserting that while the cons
corn in solvent. It is unable to meet
its obligations. owing to an inability
to dispose of its products without un-
warranted sscridce, The schedule
shows assets of 81325.00. The cont.
your own valuable minute and
lumber interest: 111. Memphis and mill-
..n... w
and when his presence was lelt. it was .1
dovernor 1111110111 1and Executive see 1
1 no stomach gas or heartburn, tuliness
VHollut Day in Jewish Religious Ca1-'
. its pleasures.
,cuiled Kol Shire. from its opening
it is the most important thing Vite ends with a solemn invocation of
Hodgman of Dorian. was christened. 0° Oliflflil’ed Mid lli ”10 Mullins M'l'i'li‘il to advance government in this State God‘s name. the Shame and the seVen
1‘" ””5 MouduV. at the home of her great pactor G. E iticbter Will preach A will“ that the people have had presented to
utanmnotl1cr.Mrs. Henry M Valentine Ill 0! the years l0'0er IH shown bi'i them fora' ionu white.
by the different' tp put it through.
(‘ousregstional Church ofiicia? 110"“! “lid “00‘0"“ l0 “‘0 quarterly ' never be sorry [or it.
The young lady received manyt conference. Which was held on Wed Eyou will be sorry tor it. tor the oppor-
‘ blown once, and the devout worshipper
turns homewsrd from God's house with!"
omvrorkwhmituud'
“.1... mm
11111111 111
’ iiililiilii illililili
A 1.111. Dispspsln“curas liltil
pectin Gas. Heartburn or '
Dyspepsia 111111111 Minutes
fl
it you had some Dispepsln handy
and 1mm take militia now your
stomach distress or indigestion would
vanish in live minutes and you would
feel line.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, entail-order stomach before you
realize it.
it your meals don't tempt you. or
what little you do out seems to till
you. or lays like a lump of lead in
your stomach. or it you have heart:
bnrn. that is a sign or indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for; fidcent
case of Papa's Diapepsln and take a
little just soon as you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid.
or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nau-
sea. Debilitatirrg Headache. Dizzi~
tress or intestinal grlplng. This will
all go. and, besides. there will be no
undigested tood left over in the stom-
ach'to poison your breath with sunse-
ous odors.
Pope's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for ont-ol-order stomachs. because it
prevents termentatiou and takes hold
of your food and digests it just the -
saute as it your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all stern~
ach misety is at any drug store wait»
These large 501111111 cases of Pope‘s
[napepsin contain rnme than sufficient
to thoroughly cure almost any case oi
indigestion or any other
stourach disturbance.
.
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YOM KIPPUR COMES iN SUNDAY
NIGHT. i
sndor.
When the. first stars appear in the‘V
heavens Sunday evening. October 1.
they will usher in the day hollert to
the Jew in his entire religious calenu
dar. From that hour until the even-
ing of the following day. the devout
israelite will give himself cntirclV to
God. and to the purifyintt or his soul
by repV-tttancc. it will be a day soeuii
by him in meditation and prayer. withf
no thought of the \VOl'ltl, its prollts or‘
It is the great White
First. when. abstaining from all food.
from sundown to sundown, the peo
ple of lsrael “stiller their souls“ for
the sins of the past year.
The celebration of Yom Kippur. or
the Day of Atonement. begins in theV
synagogue Vl'ith the evening schice.‘
formula. which voters to vows concern-
ing the individual and his cotisclcr11-.c 1
Her. Samuel Thompson. who “as he means to attend to his duties athith lLQtrong marked melodies and
Vsongs this senice assumed in that
course of time a Vet y impressive char-l
actor. Throughout the following day
noon is heightened in impresaiV-eucss
by a moat solemn commemorattw nor-
the Neilnh. art-losing sc1Vice.i11 uhlc it
the. main ideas are especially empha-'
conditioning (or-
The ser-
told exclamation. “The Lord. lie is
God " As a signal 0! the close of the
sacred day. the trumpet (shotsrl is
the assurance that it his repentance
has been sincere and genuine the sins
of the past have bten forgiven.
BOUTH NORWAL KPOOTOFFICII.
Following is a list of advertised let
tors. remaining in the postoilics at
South Norwullt. September 30. 1911*.
Flynn Printing Co.
Miss Mania Flynn
Miss Marjorie Gordon.
Paul Jones
Joseph Kane. Harbor View Beach
Mrs. Addie Martina
Ratinole Muttero
lire. Wm. Painter. 1 Meadow St.
N. Payne
J. Ross. 18 Elisabeth 8t.
Miss Ashes Smith. 64 Fort St.
Percy Smith. 42 Spring St. (2)
A. 'Sodsrltvlst. 1 Mitchell: St.
Miss Daisy White. Harbor View
Beech
iii. W. CROWD.
' Postmaster.
HITMKI FROM 00' OONPANY.
rossnmron, Bent. ads-n.1- 11m.
nomad that Jams! A. Deathly. who 7.
has been a losdinl figure in the bms
manutsenu‘iux‘businsu :01 may yam
here. has mind thorn the visuali-
HIGH Jaw... P l-l-s
c 11% 'lri‘rl’mll
0 D Infléymflgfi
fish. as ’2'
mkmwuluhuhhd toenails
souttuutusrs 1511qu [RE
i
The Celebrated $330
WELLER
Safety Razor
. for 50c 1
Call at our. store and examine than
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
patients“
I 11101011 111.111 or. so. smut
Does Your'Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK.
65: A GALLON 65¢ A GALLON
We guarantee the Weather: wear at
our Compound tor three years. Write
for estimates.
lted.
Century Rooting Co.. Inc.
83 Washington at. 800th Hamil
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
svnuav 111111111113 75:
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
CityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSlSTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKiNO
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000. 00 NWMOO
Safe Deposit Boxes 23 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2116 Vice»
Pro a
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swat-ix Fred. H. Rowan
Samuelarummnn Lewis H. Horibnlv
Henry 3. Lockwood
u
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
II EM Juno 4. 1011.
SOUTH NORWALK 70 NEW YORK.
A it -12 4851:0031. mm. 110:. $1.15.
722011. 7:4611. ii: 8:0“. 11:15:.
10:11:“ 10: 4511. 8it 1331:.
2:6iix.
821er 1'i
2: w4911.8 4: 6x. 6:01.121. ii: 88
0128:.
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M.-12: 51x 3: 2411.2 an. 5: . 5:04;.
{0535! 1. 00:. 1. '.12 1182:. 5:21;. mu. can.
NIW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. I.:—~4 45!. 5:40. 4:45. 0:003. .tfll.
E5133. 0.55:. 01511.0:10x. 10: 03:. 10.05.
X
4:12”: .0.150x.sooa.5.r
3.5031. 21-51111. 411.4“11. .- 0,:1142211. 5:15.
5:221. ”1.20.33 0:0011. 8: 023.0 2:...
11.00:. ii
Oundays.
“swims”. 1.30. 5:551. more. 101m.
11.51.—-12:‘01 0.02:: 5:00. 0:012. 2::
0150:. 0.2011. 1i:00;i2:o0x 4:.
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
HAVEN.
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SOUTH NORWALK FOOT OFPIOI
MAILS
South Norwnlk Postoitl '
MAIL. ARRIVI FROM
lantern Points—5: 55. 'l: 8100' V10:80 I. 1‘1
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Intern Points—6:00. (Bridgeport
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Mails for all points close 5: 80 p. to. 8m-
y" 13. n. snows. Postmaster.
Norwnlk Postoffice
Neill Dunatched
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rn.»Ilanbury division.
m.—West and South Norwsilr. .
m.——East. West and So. Nomalk.
m. m—New York and West.
31. m. --Basl and South Norwalk.
m. ~Danhury division.
in. .—-l’olnts west at Stamford. but»
tors only.
Ill-West“ and South Not-walk.
.m w-§‘7‘vsfllnon Station. Darrbury and
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.m—Eur. West and So. Norwoik.
tin—East. West and So. Norwalk.
Sundays and Holidays.
t mail closes at 6: 80 p. to.
day collection at 3: 30 p.111.
Mails Received.
rim—Ali directions.
. m.———Csr1n0n Station.
m.——~Eust. west of Bridgeport.
m.—-Wilton and Danbury
rip—South Nor-walk.
ssh—East. W est and 80. New
m—Danbury division.
arm-East. West and So. Nomik.
m.——East and
m m~New York. Salk” him and know:
Norwaik.
m.—-East. West and So. Norwtllt.
Sun
m..-Enst Westl'rnd So. Nonalk.
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SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXIS
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Elect!“
“oi-ks. Telephone for tire alarm
No. 24.
3-41“ nshington and North Main an.”
hishackemo Hotel.
4~xDa and Raymond“ .ts
5—xR G Corset Factory. private.
8—Hoyt’ s Theatre.
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lS—xt‘oncoxd St.
Schools
14~North Main and Ann Sis.
iii—«High 81.11110 Basview Ave.
iG~xNorwaik Iron Works. . r ..
lT—W est Ave. and Cedar St.
i8-lilgh School. West Ave.
2i———‘V\'1st St. and Taylor vs.
till—iny Ave. andLo
Zi—Chestnut and Henr fits.
28~xSouth Main and cures 8m.
26—Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
ZT—West and Elm Grove Sis. '
31—South Main 81.. between' Grove and
Meadow Sta.
Til—xi“) Electric Works. sure 8!.
Si—x‘ ~pring and Clo -
sfi—xflnvilsnd and
31—xL0ckwood His. Co.
4i~Fuirtleid Ave. and Cedar It.
42~~Tnvlor Am and South St.
illuVVoodwnrd Ave. and Meadow 8t.
iii—Barrio and Quintnrd Aves. and W.
St.
is—W oodwarri and bowndes Aves.
Sl—Golden Hill St. and Fimwood Au.
52-Wnshlngton St. Bridge
51~Freight yard and Ann 8St . privnto.
54—Norunlk Lock Co” private. _
txl Denotes lliin- -interteriuz boxes.
(hi) Muster box. from VVirlch the nuuVV
bcr of any box can be sounded. ,
One :imlko a; 12 noon and 8 I). II...
standm tme. -
One strotke at odd times, testing
line 0 en.
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Threepsllow strokes. water to be M
off. 1
At ”no" p m.. each Wednesday. I ha.
i ull fir test.
s e ' district uilo I'IV»
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solved by telephone. 4.
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“or NORWALK Fins ALARM null
Fire hesdu otters. Van Zant at. To). us.
flit—Easthashington and Fort Stl.
214-4511 Zuni 8t. and Bo. Osborn Avo-
216~Eust Ave. and Rowan St.
217—“infleid Si. 1
amt—hm and Charles Sis.
224~F .aot Ave and hitch St.
225wi13t..ioim St. and Edlie AVG.
832~Senvlew Ave. and Poirot 8!-
855~Boulevnrd andSoc ‘St.
8884 me Ave. and FilthnB
Auxiliary“ box in Marvin school 003
with box 335
Auxiliarym box in Fitch school 00
with box
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return blue:
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A telephone message to sgeetrle
(700). not mm the hours t 9.
Vin: location of fit-o. no
will be ven of Huron
star Stu.
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21~~licirien Ave. andU noni
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West Ave. and Msrwlno
lib-Harbor Ave. unit) built.
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